This is a simple script that creates daily schedule as an HTML table from a
simple input file.  It requires Perl to run.  Get Perl from www.activestate.com
if you run Windows.  If you run Unix, you have Perl.


To use it, make an input file, say sched.txt.  Then run the script on it from
the command prompt:
    sched.pl sched.txt

You should get output in output.html.  It should automatically find time
conflicts.


The input file looks like this:

    # comment
    hh:mm-hh:mm ddddd, location,, hh:mm-hh:mm ddddd, location; description

Anything that follows an '#' is a comment and is ignored.
The times are in 24 hour format.
The days are at least one of 'M', 'T', 'W', 'R', 'F'.
"location" and "description" can be omitted.
Times and locations are separated by a single comma.
Time-location pairs are separated by a double comma.
All time-location pairs and the description are separated by a semicolon.
One "event" per line.


If you have questions, comments, bugs, suggestions, etc. email me at
jpkottaATgmailDOTcom.
